APRON - The Archangel Gabriel, 1430

  Elevate your kitchen experience with this gorgeous apron.  This design was inspired by the 1430 Renaissance masterpiece, "The Archangel Gabriel."  Its elegant design brings a touch of historic artistry to your daily cooking, encouraging creativity and grace as you prepare your meals.

Crafted to combine beauty and function, this apron transforms routine tasks into moments of inspiration.   This custom apron features a clean front, button-adjustable straps, and durable fabric that withstands spills. Perfect for grilling, baking, or anything in between.

The original Renaissance era Masterpiece "The Archangel Gabriel" was painted in the year 1430 by an artist with the name Masolino da Panicale.  He used tempura on a poplar wood panel.  It is at the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C. where it is presently not on view.

"Crafted with reverence for Renaissance heritage, this apron transforms Masolino da Panicales's iconic 1430 depiction of the Archangel Gabriel into wearable art. Each design is personally curated and adapted to honor the original masterpiece while bringing timeless beauty into your kitchen.

Produced on-demand with meticulous attention to detail, your apron undergoes a thoughtful production process that ensures artistic integrity and superior quality. The result is a functional piece that celebrates classical artistry—far beyond conventional kitchen wear.  Bring a little bit of Masterpiece Living into your kitchen today!"

Barbara Ann

• 100% polyester
• Size: 27.6″ × 30.3″ (70 cm × 77 cm)
• Weight: 10.9 oz (310 g)
• Button-adjustable black twill straps
• One size fits most